'I could hear bones shatter': P.E.I. kiteboarder recounts shark attack that took his leg
After a shark attack took his right leg, professional kiteboarder Lucas Arsenault is back on the water. Lucas Arsenault was ...
Lethbridge-West byelection results: Race tight with NDP, UCP neck and neck
The vote on Wednesday pits former city councillor Rob Miyashiro for the NDP against current councillor and former police ...
'Nobody ever thought we would go back': displaced Birchwood Terrace tenants can return home
Hundreds of residents forced out of Birchwood Terrace after serious structural deterioration left the apartment complex in ...
Campaign urges skilled labour to 'Stay with B.C.' to counter efforts from Alberta
The Business Council of British Columbia is placing ads in Vancouver, Kelowna, Prince George and Victoria, urging people to think twice before heading east.
'Alarming' Jordan's Principle funding denials, delays leave kids without care: Manitoba chiefs
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs says the federal government is failing to provide communities with vital funding and ...
A cafe or corner store could be coming to a Toronto neighbourhood near you — if new zoning rules are approved
There could soon be more options to grab a coffee or pick up a pint of milk in your neighbourhood, if Toronto city council ...
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Despite softer federal clean electricity targets, Sask. government still opposed to regulations
Saskatchewan is opposing new federal energy regulations it says are "unconstitutional" and not economically feasible, despite ...
'Devil is in the details' says family doctor about GP shortage and the cure is complex
A new study says the number of family doctors is not keeping up with population growth. Family doctor and researcher Dr. Tara Kiran says many factors contribute to the crisis. If this makes you want ...
Vancouver council reluctantly votes to demolish 115-year-old building
Vancouver councillors passed a motion Wednesday that would see a 115-year-old building on the city's Dunsmuir Street ...
The U of A is implementing a hiring freeze in the new year. What this could mean for students
The U of A will introduce a hiring freeze in the new year, to address budget and funding constraints. Some say students will ...
Former VPD detective in court for breaching sex offender orders
James Fisher’s misconduct as an officer with the Vancouver Police Department resulted in guilty pleas for breach of trust and sexual exploitation in 20218.